The keeper received 3 pcn's around April time this year and wrote representation of them all, which obviously they rejected. The representation the keeper sent was the template from the NEWBIE THREAD.

The keeper has now received Debt recovery plus limited letter wanting £160 for each pcn.

Just wondering should I do anything at this stage?

Before I parked where I did I asked the enforcement officer if I could he said bays 93,94 and 95 is not being controlled by UK cPm and got him to send me the evidence which he did and have attached here.

Send UKCPM a letter before claim for illegally accessing your data and causing you damage and distresssBays XXX are not in their contracted areas, as shown by the atatched excerpt, therefore they had no reasonable cause to apply to the DVLA. You require they remit the sum of £750, £250 for each infringement of your rights under the DPA2018 and DPA1998, for access, processing and passing your data onto a 3rd party.

Your authority for this is Ferguson v British Gas and Vidal Hall v Google.

Only do so if you WILL take them to court, and get yoru draft LBA here first.

1. This is the Defendant's counterclaim against the Claimant for unlawful processing of data by the Claimant causing damage and distress to the Defendant.

2. Between [date] and [date] the Claimant processed the Defendant's personal data in such a way as to cause the Defendant significant damage and substantial distress. The damage and distress caused was unwarranted.

3. Briefly, the Defendant was caused significant damage and substantial distress because

(a) Bays 93,94 and 95 are not contracted areas for enforcement, as shown by the attached excerpt, therefore they had no reasonable cause to apply to the DVLA.

(b) I require they remit the sum of £250 for the infringement of my rights under the DPA2018 and DPA1998, for access, processing my data onto 3rd party.

4. Briefly, the damage and distress was unwarranted because the Claimant had no good reason to process the data in the way that it did.

5. On [date] the Defendant sent the Claimant a letter objecting to the processing of their personal data, indicating how the processing of their personal data was causing significant damage and/or substantial distress, and asking the Claimant to cease processing their data in this manner.

6. In the period after receipt of this letter the Claimant continued to process the Defendant's personal data in such a way as to cause significant damage and/or substantial distress.

You will need a letter to tell them to expect a claim, if they do not cease & desist processing your data. Cancelling any charges they may think outstanding, and erasing your data from their databases to prevent automatic escalations.

Tell them of their lack of authority where you were parked and give them a reasonable 10 days to acknowledge & comply.

Remind them that there are three instances. Otherwise a claim will follow using data protection principles.

Type print post office queue get a first class certificate of posting.

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maybe you could use the following, but do get one of the experienced guys to clarify.

Dear Sirs, DRP Ref ******Your Ref*******RE: Letter before actionYou are using my personal data in a manner that has not been authorised and illegal. Accessing, processing and passing on personal data to third party in such a way has caused significant damage and substantial distress. The damage and distress caused is unwarranted.The information you are using was obtained from the DVLA and UK Car Park Management Ltd had no reasonable basis to apply because bays 93,94 and 95 in Abbott Road is not under your jurisdiction to enforce as shown in the attached excerpt. UK Car Park Management Ltd have obtained my details under the KADOE agreement from the DVLA which strictly forbids the passing on of information to third parties. Passing of such delicate information Unlawful use of personal data.Debt Recovery Plus Ltd are not an agent of, or in any way associated with the UK Car Park Management Ltd.The consequence of this is that Debt Recovery Plus Ltd have unlawfully obtained my details from UK Car Park Management Ltd and you are in breach of the DATA Protection Act 2018 and 1998 respectively.As a consequence, you are now in breach of the Data Protection Act and must now desist from further use of my information and to cease any action you are taking as a result of the unlawful acquisition of it.I require UK Car Park Management Ltd remit the sum of £750, £250 for each infringement of my rights under the DPA2018 and DPA1998, for access, processing and passing your data onto a third party

Under the provisions set by Ex turpi causa non oritur actio, Debt Recovery Plus Ltd must be prevented from benefitting from this unlawful act.This is not a situation that you should overlook lightly as there is ample evidence of the lack of compliance to the DPA and you will be taken to court for any continuance. Your authority for this is Ferguson v British Gas and Vidal Hall v Google.

You are using my personal data in a manner that has not been authorised and illegal. Accessing, processing and passing on personal data to third party in such a way has caused significant damage and substantial distress. The damage and distress caused is unwarranted.

The information you are using was obtained from the DVLA and UK Car Park Management Ltd had no reasonable basis to apply because bays 93,94 and 95 in Abbott Road is not under your jurisdiction to enforce as shown in the attached excerpt. The lack of authority that UK Car Park Management Ltd have on where I was parked, I give you a 10 days to acknowledge and comply with these demands.

UK Car Park Management Ltd have obtained my details under the KADOE agreement from the DVLA which strictly forbids the passing on of information to third parties. Passing of such delicate information is unlawful use of personal data.

The consequence of this is that UK Car Park Management Ltd are in breach of the DATA Protection Act 2018 and 1998 respectively.As a consequence, you are now in breach of the Data Protection Act and must now desist from further use of my information and to cease any action you are taking as a result of the unlawful acquisition of it by cancelling any charges you may think outstanding, and erasing my data from your databases to prevent automatic escalations.

I require UK Car Park Management Ltd remit the sum of £750, £250 for each infringement of my rights under the DPA2018 and DPA1998, for access, processing and passing my data onto a third party

This is not a situation that you should overlook lightly as there is ample evidence of the lack of compliance to the Data Protection Act otherwise a claim will follow using data protection principles, and you will be taken to court for any continuance. Your authority for this is Ferguson v British Gas and Vidal Hall v Google.

Yours Sincerely,

Thanks ostell I've updated, is the above any better? Any errors please point it out for correction. Thanks for all your help guys